Definitions Custom collector vehicle. Historic vehicle. Reconstructed vehicle. Specially constructed vehicle.

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1 ALASKA Definitions Custom collector vehicle. A vehicle whose body and frame were manufactured before 1949 or a replica of a vehicle whose body and frame were manufactured before 1949 and that has been modified for safe road use; in this paragraph, "modified" includes a material alteration of the drive-train, suspension, brake system, or dimensions of the body. Historic vehicle. A motor vehicle 30 years or more in age which is driven or moved upon a highway for the primary purpose of historical exhibition or similar activity. Reconstructed vehicle. A vehicle required to be registered under AS which is materially altered from its original construction by the removal, addition, or substitution of equipment which tends to conceal the identity of the vehicle or substantially alters its appearance, model, type, or mode of driving or movement. Specially constructed vehicle. A vehicle required to be registered under AS 28.10, which is not originally constructed under a distinctive name, make, model, or type by a generally recognized manufacturer of vehicles and which is not materially altered from its original construction

2 Titling, Registration From Alaska Department of Motor Vehicles: Historic Vehicle Plates & Custom Collector Plates The owner of a historic vehicle may display special license plates provided they meet the following criteria. The motor vehicle: is 30 or more years in age is driven upon a highway for the primary purpose of historical exhibition or similar activity is not a motorcycle or trailer Because historic vehicles are used only occasionally on the State highway system, annual registration renewal of a historic vehicle registration is not necessary. The initial registration fee for historic vehicles is $ The owner of a custom collector vehicle may display special license plates provided they meet the following criteria. The motor vehicle: whose body and frame were manufactured before 1949 or a replica of a vehicle whose body and frame were manufactured before 1949 and that has been modified for safe road use; in this paragraph, "modified" includes a material alteration of the drive train, suspension, brake system or dimensions of the body." is not a motorcycle or trailer A custom collector vehicle must have the following equipment: Hydraulic service brakes on all wheels.sealed beam or halogen headlights.safety belts for all occupants.turn signals and turn signaling switch.safety glass or lexan.electric or vacuum windshield wiper located in front of the driver.standard or blue dot taillights. Parking brake that operates at least two wheels on the same axle. The initial plate fee for custom collector plates is $50.00, along with all applicable fees for the class and body style of vehicle. To apply for historic or custom collector plates, an individual must complete a Title & Registration Application and submit the application along with the current or last issued vehicle registration. As not all offices stock these types of plates, it is possible that you may apply for the plates and a temporary permit would be issued. The plates would be mailed to you at a later date.

3 Reconstructed or Homebuilt Vehicles A reconstructed vehicle is a vehicle that has been materially altered from the original constructed vehicle by the removal, addition, or substitution of essential parts. Essential parts are considered to be the chassis, body, and engine. NOTE: Replacement of ONLY the engine does not constitute a reconstructed vehicle. A homebuilt trailer is a trailer which has been built by a person other than a manufacturer. A homebuilt trailer may be classed as either commercial or non-commercial. In order to title and register a reconstructed or homebuilt vehicle a person must do the following: The titles of the vehicles from which the chassis/frame vehicle identification number was obtained should be surrendered, if the title has not previously been surrendered to the Division. All bills of sale and invoices for major parts used in the construction should also be surrendered. The vehicle must be inspected by a law enforcement officer or a representative of the Division of Motor Vehicles. The purpose of the inspection is to verify the vehicle identification number and the identity of the vehicle. The inspection may be waived on a homebuilt trailer if the weight of the trailer is less than 1,000 lbs. An individual may obtain a special one-way trip permit from DMV for the purpose of bringing the vehicle to a DMV office for inspection. Obtain lien releases for any liens recorded on the vehicle records with the DMV. Complete a Reconstructed Vehicle Affidavit, or in the case of a trailer built from scratch, a Homebuilt Trailer Affidavit and submit it along with the vehicle inspection, titles, bills of sale and an Application for Title & Registration to the DMV. This affidavit must be notarized and executed by the person who actually built or reconstructed the vehicle. Homebuilt and reconstructed vehicle affidavits may be obtained at any DMV office.

4 From Alaska Administrative Code: Title 2 Administration Chapter 92 Vehicle Registration, Title, and Transfer Article 1 Registration, Title, and Transfer 2 AAC Title and registration for assembled vehicle (a) In addition to the requirements in AS 28.10, an applicant for the title to and registration of (1) a kit or glider kit, must submit a manufacturer's certificate of origin, bill of sale, or vehicle title from the previous owner, if any, and other information reasonably required by the department in the examination of the application for title and registration; (2) a reconstructed vehicle, must submit a receipt of purchase for the engine, transmission, drive train, frame and body, and other information reasonably required by the department in the examination of the application for title and registration; if the title of the junked or salvaged vehicle has not been previously submitted to the department under 2 AAC , the applicant must submit the title for the junked or salvaged vehicle with the other required information. (b) An applicant for issuance of title and registration under this section may also be required to submit the vehicle to the department or a law enforcement agency for an inspection for stolen parts. (c) If the department issues a title or registration for a reconstructed vehicle, the department must stamp reconstructed on the title and registration. History: Eff. 7/1/2006, Register 178 Authority: AS ; AS

5 From Alaska Statutes: ALASKA STATUTES 2016 by The State of Alaska and Matthew Bender & Company, Inc a member of the LexisNexis Group. All Rights Reserved. *** Current through the 2009 First Session of the *** Twenty-Sixth State Legislature and the 2009 First Special Session *** *** Annotations current through opinions posted on Lexis.com as of April 2, 2016 *** TITLE 28. MOTOR VEHICLES CHAPTER 10. VEHICLE REGISTRATION, LIENS, AND TITLE ARTICLE 2. TITLE Go to the Alaska Code Archive Directory Sec Application for title Alaska Stat (2016) (a) The owner of a vehicle required to be titled under this chapter shall apply for title by properly completing and surrendering the forms prescribed by the commissioner and by complying with all applicable laws and regulations, after which the department shall issue a certificate of title. (b) An application for title or transfer of title must contain o (1) the signature in ink of the owner, or if there is more than one owner, the signature in ink of at least one of the owners and the name of each owner stated in the conjunctive or in the disjunctive; and o (2) any other information reasonably required by the department. (c) When an application for title refers to a new vehicle, the application must be accompanied by a "manufacturer's certificate of origin" and other information reasonably required by the department. (d) An applicant for title to a vehicle transferred by court action on a lien or encumbrance shall surrender to the department a certified copy of the court order involuntarily transferring the vehicle. (e) If a vehicle to be titled is a specially constructed or reconstructed vehicle, the fact shall be noted on the application for title. The department may require evidence of prior registration of, or issuance of title for, the vehicle and may require the applicant to furnish additional information as it considers necessary to establish ownership, including bills of sale, invoices for vehicle equipment, or a surety bond. (f) The holder of a manufacturer's certificate of origin for a manufactured home may deliver the certificate to any person to facilitate conveying or encumbering the manufactured home, and a person who receives the manufacturer's certificate of origin holds it in trust for the person delivering it. HISTORY: ( 7 ch 178 SLA 1978)

6 ALASKA STATUTES 2016 by The State of Alaska and Matthew Bender & Company, Inc a member of the LexisNexis Group. All Rights Reserved. *** Current through the 2009 First Session of the *** Twenty-Sixth State Legislature and the 2009 First Special Session *** *** Annotations current through opinions posted on Lexis.com as of April 2, 2016 *** TITLE 28. MOTOR VEHICLES CHAPTER 10. VEHICLE REGISTRATION, LIENS, AND TITLE ARTICLE 1. REGISTRATION Go to the Alaska Code Archive Directory Alaska Stat (2016) Sec Custom collector vehicle registration and identification When the department is satisfied as to the ownership of a replica of a custom collector vehicle and the vehicle does not have an identification number, the department shall assign a vehicle identification number to the vehicle and have the number stamped on the vehicle. A custom collector replica vehicle shall be registered as a vehicle constructed during the period represented by the replica. HISTORY: ( 2 ch 8 SLA 1993)

7 Special Session *** *** Annotations current through opinions posted on Lexis.com as of April 2, 2016 *** TITLE 28. MOTOR VEHICLES CHAPTER 10. VEHICLE REGISTRATION, LIENS, AND TITLE ARTICLE 1. REGISTRATION Go to the Alaska Code Archive Directory Alaska Stat (2016) Sec Registration of Vehicles With Altered or Missing Identification Number When the vehicle identification number required to be registered under this chapter has been altered, removed, or defaced, or is not on the vehicle, the owner shall, immediately upon discovery, apply to the department for replacement of the identification number and for a new registration. The department shall search all available sources to determine the identification number originally assigned and, if the number is determined, shall replace it. If efforts to determine the original identification number fail, the owner shall furnish information to show that the owner is entitled to ownership of the vehicle and have it inspected by the department. The department, when satisfied as to the ownership of the vehicle, shall assign an identification number to the vehicle and have the number placed upon the vehicle to which it is assigned. The vehicle shall then be registered under the replaced or assigned identification number.

8 ALASKA STATUTES 2016 by The State of Alaska and Matthew Bender & Company, Inc a member of the LexisNexis Group. All Rights Reserved. *** Current through the 2009 First Session of the *** Twenty-Sixth State Legislature and the 2009 First Special Session *** *** Annotations current through opinions posted on Lexis.com as of April 2, 2016 *** TITLE 28. MOTOR VEHICLES CHAPTER 10. VEHICLE REGISTRATION, LIENS, AND TITLE ARTICLE 1. REGISTRATION Go to the Alaska Code Archive Directory Alaska Stat Sec Registration of unique and special vehicles and vehicles used for special purposes (a) The department shall register unique and special vehicles and vehicles used for special purposes and issue registration plates as provided in this section. Notwithstanding other provisions of this chapter, registration plates issued under this section remain with the person or organization to whom they are issued when vehicle ownership is transferred or title or interest in the vehicle is assigned, except for plates issued under (b), (h) and (i) of this section. Registration plates issued under this section may not be used on, or transferred to, a vehicle other than the vehicle for which the plates are issued without the approval of the department and payment of any required fees and taxes prescribed in AS (d), , and Registration plates issued under this section to which a person is no longer entitled or the transfer of the plates to another vehicle that the department does not approve shall be returned immediately to the department by the person or organization to whom the plates were originally issued. (b) Historic vehicles. The owner of a historic vehicle may make application for special registration under this subsection. The department, when satisfied that the vehicle meets the requirements for historic vehicle registration under regulations adopted by the commissioner, shall register the vehicle and (1) issue two permanent registration plates of distinctive design and color bearing no date; vehicles qualifying for registration under this paragraph shall be issued registration plates numbered in a separate numerical series beginning with "Historic Vehicle No. 1"; or (2) allow the vehicle to use registration plates of this state supplied by the vehicle owner that correspond to the year the vehicle was manufactured if the vehicle was manufactured 30 or more years before the year of application. Registration plates issued under this subsection remain with the vehicle as long as the vehicle is registered under this subsection. ** (r) Special request custom collector plates. Upon application by the owner of a custom collector vehicle, the department may design and issue registration plates appropriate for custom collector vehicles. The department may disapprove the issuance of registration plates under this subsection when the requested plates are a duplication of an existing registration. ** HISTORY: ( 7 ch 178 SLA 1978; am 2 ch 54 SLA 1979; am 1 ch 151 SLA 1984; am 5 ch 60 SLA 1986; am ch 24 SLA 1988; am 1 ch 72 SLA 1989; am 1 ch 91 SLA 1989; am 9 ch 20 SLA 1990; am 12, 13 ch 93 SLA 1991; am 1, 2 ch 16 SLA 1992; am 3 ch 8 SLA 1993; am 55, 56, 79 ch 63 SLA 1993; am 2 ch 97 SLA 1996; am 1 ch 36 SLA 1998; am ch 88 SLA 1998; am 1 ch 11 SLA 1999; am 1, 2 ch 44 SLA 2001; am 1, 4 ch 11 SLA 2002; am 3 ch 18 SLA 2002; am 1 ch 31 SLA 2002; am 2 ch 56 SLA 2002; am 1 ch 68 SLA 2003; am ch 96 SLA 2005; am 20, 21 ch 12 SLA 2006; am 1 ch 13 SLA 2007; am 4 ch 14 SLA 2007; am 2, 3 ch 46 SLA 2007; am 1 ch 2 SLA 2009; am 1 ch 116 SLA 2016; am 1 ch 2 SLA 2012; am 1 ch 22 SLA 2013; am 4 ch 98 SLA 2014)

9 ALASKA STATUTES 2016 by The State of Alaska and Matthew Bender & Company, Inc a member of the LexisNexis Group. All Rights Reserved. *** Current through the 2009 First Session of the *** Twenty-Sixth State Legislature and the 2009 First Special Session *** *** Annotations current through opinions posted on Lexis.com as of April 2, 2016 *** TITLE 28. MOTOR VEHICLES CHAPTER 10. VEHICLE REGISTRATION, LIENS, AND TITLE ARTICLE 5. FEES AND CHARGES Sec Registration fee rates Go to the Alaska Code Archive Directory Alaska Stat (a) Unless otherwise provided by law, (1) the fees prescribed in this section shall be paid to the department at the times provided under AS and ; and (2) an additional fee of $ 10 shall be added to the registration fee set out in this section for registration not conducted by mail, on the department's Internet website, or at an emissions inspection station or contract office offering vehicle registration services; the department may waive this additional fee for a good cause based on criteria established in regulations adopted by the department. (b) [See delayed amendment note.] The biennial registration fees under this subsection are imposed within the following classifications for (1) a vehicle not exceeding 10,000 pounds unladen weight as established by the manufacturer's advertised weight or on the actual weight, which the owner shall furnish, subject to the approval of the commissioner or the commissioner's representative that is a (A) passenger vehicle, low-speed vehicle, pick-up truck, truck, or van not used or maintained for the transportation of persons or property for hire or for other commercial use and not registered in the name of a company or business...$ 100; (B) a taxicab...$ 160; (2) a motor home not used or maintained for the transportation of persons or property for hire or for other commercial use and not registered in the name of a company or business...$ 100; (3) a motor bus with a seating capacity of (A) less than 20 persons and used exclusively for commercial purposes in the transporting of visitors or tourists...$ 100; (B) 20 or more persons and used exclusively for commercial purposes in the transporting of visitors or tourists...$ 300; (4) a motorcycle or a motor-driven cycle...$ 60. (c) [See delayed amendment note.] The biennial registration fees under this subsection are imposed for a vehicle not subject to registration under (b) of this section and are based on the actual unladen weight as established by the manufacturer's advertised weight or on the actual weight, which the owner shall furnish, subject to the approval of the commissioner or the commissioner's representative, as follows: (1) up to and including 5,000 pounds...$ 180; (2) more than 5,000 pounds to and including 12,000 pounds...$ 268; (3) more than 12,000 pounds to and including 18,000 pounds...$ 516; (4) more than 18,000 pounds...$ 662.

10 (d) The special registration fees under this subsection are imposed biennially, unless otherwise specified, for (1) a historic vehicle registered under (A) AS (b)(1) and that is driven or moved on a highway for the primary purpose of historical exhibition or similar activity, one time only upon initial registration under AS (b)...$ 10; (B) AS (b)(2)...$ 30 plus the fee required for that vehicle under (b) of this section, unless the historic vehicle is eligible for the fee described under (C) of this paragraph; the fee required by this subparagraph shall be collected only on the first issuance and on the replacement of the historic plates; (C) AS (b)(2) and that is driven or moved on a highway for the primary purpose of historical exhibition or similar activity, one time only upon initial registration under AS (b)...$ 10; (2) special request plates for (A) Alaska National Guard personnel...$ 30; (B) veterans, retired veterans, or Lao veterans...$ 30; (C) recipients of the Purple Heart...none; (D) owners of custom collector vehicles...$ 50; (E) Iditarod race finishers...$ 50; (F) other special request plates...$ 30; plus the fee required for that vehicle under (b) of this section; the fee required by this paragraph shall be collected only on the first issuance and on the replacement of special request plates; (3) a vehicle owned by a person with a disability and registered under AS (d), or by a resident 65 years of age or older who files a written application for an exemption on a form prescribed by the department...none; (4) a vehicle owned by the state...none; (5) a vehicle owned by an elected state official...the fee required for that vehicle under (b), (c), (h), or (i) of this section; (6) a vehicle owned by a rancher, farmer, or dairyman and registered under AS $ 68; (7) a snowmobile or off-highway vehicle...$ 10; (8) [See delayed amendment note.] an amateur mobile radio station vehicle, (A) with a transceiver capable of less than 5-band operation...the fee required for that vehicle under (b) or (c) of this section; (B) in recognition of service to the public a mobile amateur radio station owned by an amateur with general class or higher license, provided the station must be satisfactorily proved capable of operating on at least five bands from 160 through 10 meters, must have an antenna, and must have a power supply and wiring as a permanent part of the vehicle; the transmitting unit may be removed from the car for service or dry storage...none for a mobile amateur radio station vehicle included in (b)(1)(a) of this section;

11 (9) dealer registration plates (A) the initial set of plates...$ 88; (B) each subsequent set of plates...$ 50; (10) a vehicle owned by a municipality or charitable organization meeting the requirements of AS (e)...$ 10; (11) a vehicle owned by a Pearl Harbor survivor, a former prisoner of war, a recipient of the Medal of Honor awarded by the President of the United States in the name of the United States Congress, or the spouse, parent, guardian, brother, sister, or dependent of a member of the United States armed forces killed in the line of duty...none; (12) special request university plates...$ 50 section; the fee required by this paragraph shall be collected only on the first issuance and on the replacement of special request plates; the commissioner of administration shall separately account by university campus designation for the fees received under this paragraph that the department deposits in the general fund; the annual estimated balance in the accounts that is in excess of the cost of issuing special request university plates may be appropriated by the legislature for the support of programs at each campus; (13) special request dog mushing plates...$ 50 section; the fee required by this paragraph shall be collected only on the first issuance and on the replacement of special request plates; the commissioner of administration shall separately account for the fees received under this paragraph that the department deposits in the general fund; notwithstanding (g) of this section, the annual estimated balance in the account that is in excess of the cost of issuing special request plates may be appropriated by the legislature for the support of programs benefiting dog mushing; (14) special request Alaska children's trust plates...$ 100 section; the fee required by this paragraph shall be collected only on the first issuance and the replacement of special request plates; the commissioner of administration shall separately account for the fees received under this paragraph that the department deposits in the general fund; notwithstanding (g) of this section, the annual estimated balance in the account that is in excess of the cost of issuing special request plates may be appropriated by the legislature into the Alaska children's trust grant account established in AS ; (15) special request plates commemorating the arts...$ 150 section; the fee required by this paragraph shall be collected biennially in the same manner as the fee required under (b), (c), (h), or (i) of this section; the commissioner of administration shall separately account for the fees received under this paragraph that the department deposits in the general fund; notwithstanding (g) of this section, the annual estimated balance in the account that is in excess of the cost of issuing special request plates may be appropriated by the legislature for the support of programs benefiting the arts;

12 (16) special request plates commemorating Alaska veterans...$ 100 plus a fee of $ 35 and the fee required for that vehicle under (b), (c), (h), or (i) of this section; the $ 100 fee required by this paragraph shall be collected only on the first issuance of and the replacement of the commemorative veterans' plates; the $ 35 fee required by this paragraph shall be collected biennially in the same manner as the fee required under (b), (c), (h), or (i) of this section; the commissioner of administration shall separately account for the fees received under this paragraph that the department deposits in the general fund; notwithstanding (g) of this section, the annual estimated balance in the account that is in excess of the cost of issuing special request plates may be appropriated by the legislature to the Alaska veterans' cemetery fund created under AS and for the support of programs benefiting Alaska veterans; (17) special request plates commemorating and supporting troops. $ 40 section; the $ 40 fee required by this paragraph shall be collected on issuance and biennial renewal in the same manner as the fee required under (b), (c), (h), or (i) of this section; the commissioner of administration shall separately account for the fees received under this paragraph that the department deposits in the general fund; notwithstanding (g) of this section, the annual estimated balance in the account that is in excess of the cost of issuing special request plates may be appropriated by the legislature to the organization for which the specialty license plate was purchased for the benefit of Alaska troops and their families; (18) [See delayed amendment note.] special request plates for firefighter and emergency medical service provider...$ 30; section; the fee required by this paragraph shall be collected only on the first issuance of and the replacement of the plates; (19) special request fraternal organization member plates...$ 50 section; the $ 50 fee required by this paragraph shall be collected only on the first issuance of and the replacement of the plates; (20) special request United States flag "In God We Trust" plates...$ 30 section; the fee required by this paragraph shall be collected biennially in the same manner as the fee required under (b), (c), (h), or (i) of this section; (21) special request National Rifle Association plates...$ 50 section; the $ 50 fee required by this paragraph shall be collected only on the first issuance and the replacement of the special request plates; a $ 30 fee shall be collected biennially thereafter in the same manner as the fee required under (b), (c), (h), or (i) of this section; the commissioner shall separately account for the fees received under this paragraph that the department deposits into the general fund; notwithstanding (g) of this section, the annual estimated balance in the account that is in excess of the

13 cost of issuing special request plates may be appropriated by the legislature to establish and maintain a scholastic clay target program and for other youth shooting programs; (22) special request breast cancer awareness plates...$ 50 section; the $ 50 fee required by this paragraph shall be collected only on the first issuance and the replacement of the special request plates; the commissioner shall separately account for the fees received under this paragraph that the department deposits into the general fund; notwithstanding (g) of this section, the annual estimated balance in the account that is in excess of the cost of issuing special request plates may be appropriated by the legislature to programs that provide screening for breast and cervical cancer; (23) special request "Choose Life" plates...$ 30 section; the fee required by this paragraph shall be collected biennially in the same manner as the fee required under (b), (c), (h), or (i) of this section; the commissioner shall separately account for the fees received under this paragraph that the department deposits in the general fund; the annual estimated balance in the account that is in excess of the cost of issuing special request "Choose Life" plates may be appropriated by the legislature to programs supporting or benefiting adoption; (24) special request "Pro-Family, Pro-Choice" plates...$ 30 section; the fee required by this paragraph shall be collected biennially in the same manner as the fee required under (b), (c), (h), or (i) of this section; the commissioner shall separately account for the fees received under this paragraph that the department deposits in the general fund; the annual estimated balance in the account that is in excess of the cost of issuing special request "Pro-Family, Pro-Choice" plates may be appropriated to the Alaska Children's Trust (AS ). (e) A vehicle registered under this section which, by the removal of seats, a camper unit, a canopy or other equipment, may be converted into a vehicle on which the registration fee is computed on a different basis or in a different amount may not be driven or moved with seats, camper unit, canopy or other equipment removed unless the other applicable registration fee is paid. (f) In addition to the fees imposed under (b) and (d) of this section, the following special biennial registration fee is imposed upon renewal of registration for a passenger vehicle, motor home, pick-up truck, or a van with special request Winter Olympics commemorative plates...$ 60. (g) The fees collected by the department under this section shall be deposited in the general fund. The Department of Administration shall separately account for three percent of the fees collected under this section and deposited in the general fund. The annual estimated balance in the account may be used by the legislature to make appropriations for administration of AS (a) and AS (Alaska Mandatory Automobile Insurance Act). (h) The annual registration fees under this subsection for vehicles, including low-speed vehicles, used for commercial purposes are imposed and are based upon the actual unladen weight as established by the manufacturer's advertised weight or upon the actual weight, which the owner shall furnish, subject to the approval of the commissioner or the commissioner's representative, as follows: (1) up to and including 5,000 pounds...$ 90; (2) more than 5,000 pounds to and including 12,000 pounds...$ 134; (3) more than 12,000 pounds to and including 18,000 pounds...$ 258;

14 (4) more than 18,000 pounds...$ 331. (i) A one-time registration fee of $ 20 is imposed upon initial registration for a trailer or semi-trailer used for commercial purposes. (j) [Effective January 1, 2015.] When a person registers a trailer not used or maintained for the transportation of persons or property for hire or for other commercial use, including a boat trailer, baggage trailer, box trailer, utility trailer, house trailer, travel trailer, or trailer rented or offered for rent, the person may choose to pay a biennial registration fee of $ 30 or, if the person resides within the unorganized borough or in a municipality that elects, by passage of an appropriate ordinance, to allow the permanent registration of motor vehicles, to register the trailer permanently. If the person permanently registers the trailer, the person shall pay the biennial registration fee plus a permanent registration fee of $ 25. If the person permanently registers the trailer, no additional registration fees are required if the same person who initially registered the trailer continues to own the trailer. A new owner of a trailer previously registered under this subsection shall register and pay the biennial registration fee or the permanent registration fee as provided in this subsection. The motor vehicle registration tax for a permanently registered trailer is the rate established for permanent trailer registration under AS (j). If a municipality has not established a tax for a permanently registered trailer, the biennial rate established in AS (b) or (j), if any, is levied upon the trailer and is payable only once at the time a trailer is permanently registered. If the person pays the registration tax as required by this subsection and AS , no additional registration taxes are required if the same person who initially registered the trailer continues to own the trailer. HISTORY: ( 7 ch 178 SLA 1978; am 4, 5 ch 54 SLA 1979; am 2 ch 151 SLA 1984; am 41 ch 21 SLA 1985; am ch 60 SLA 1986; am 1 ch 70 SLA 1986; am ch 24 SLA 1988; am 2 ch 72 SLA 1989; am 2 ch 91 SLA 1989; am 17, 18 ch 108 SLA 1989; am 5, 6 ch 115 SLA 1989; am 6, 9 ch 20 SLA 1990; am 13 ch 90 SLA 1991; am 4 ch 8 SLA 1993; am 59, 60, 79 ch 63 SLA 1993; 2 ch 56 SLA 1995; am ch 44 SLA 1996; am 3 ch 97 SLA 1996; am 2 ch 5 SLA 1997; am 3 ch 42 SLA 1997; am 2 ch 36 SLA 1998; am 18 ch 48 SLA 1998; am 5 ch 88 SLA 1998; am ch 5 SLA 1999; am 3 ch 44 SLA 2001; am 2, 3 ch 11 SLA 2002; am 2 ch 31 SLA 2002; am 3 ch 56 SLA 2002; am ch 38 SLA 2003; am 2 ch 68 SLA 2003; am 13 ch 96 SLA 2005; am ch 95 SLA 2006; am 5, 6 ch 14 SLA 2007; am 5 ch 46 SLA 2007; am 2 ch 2 SLA 2009; am 2 ch 21 SLA 2009; am 3 ch 115 SLA 2016; am 2 ch 116 SLA 2016; am 2, 3 ch 2 SLA 2012; am 2 ch 45 SLA 2014; am 4, 8 ch 50 SLA 2014; am ch 80 SLA 2014; am 5 ch 98 SLA 2014)

15 Equipment Exemptions ALASKA STATUTES 2016 by The State of Alaska and Matthew Bender & Company, Inc a member of the LexisNexis Group. All Rights Reserved." *** Current through the 2009 First Session of the *** Twenty-Sixth State Legislature and the 2009 First Special Session *** *** Annotations current through opinions posted on Lexis.com as of April 2, 2016 *** TITLE 28. MOTOR VEHICLES CHAPTER 05. ADMINISTRATION ARTICLE 2. VEHICLE EQUIPMENT STANDARDS AND SEAT BELTS Go to the Alaska Code Archive Directory Alaska Stat (2016) Sec Custom collector vehicle equipment (a) A custom collector vehicle shall be equipped with (1) hydraulic service brakes on all wheels; (2) sealed beam or halogen headlights; (3) safety belts for all occupants; (4) turn signals and turn signaling switch; (5) safety glass or lexan; (6) electric or vacuum windshield wiper located in front of the driver; (7) standard or blue-dot taillights; and (8) a parking brake that operates on at least two wheels on the same axle. (b) Notwithstanding any other provisions of this title or regulations adopted under this title, the Department of Public Safety may not require a custom collector vehicle to be equipped with a bumper, hood, or fenders. (c) A custom collector vehicle shall be equipped in a manner that while in motion and functional on the vehicle's four rims on a flat surface, the suspension, steering, or chassis does not contact the highway, vehicular way, or area. HISTORY: ( 1 ch 8 SLA 1993; am E.O. No (1997))

16 Emissions Exemptions No emissions inspections are performed by the state of Alaska, but emissions inspections are performed at the local level by the Municipality of Anchorage. Vehicles are only tested if they are registered in Fort Richardson, Elmendorf AFB, Indian, Chugiak, Eagle River, Girdwood and Eklutna or within the Municipality of Anchorage. Emissions inspections are normally required for vehicles biennially at registration renewal. The emissions inspection program in the Fairbanks North Star Borough (FNSB) was discontinued on January 1, Diesel Vehicles: Diesel vehicles are subject to a one-time per owner emissions inspection, but are provided with the same exemptions as gasoline powered vehicles. Exemptions: 1. New vehicles for the newest four (4) model years (MY) (effective January 1, 2016: 2006 model year and newer vehicles are exempt for the first six years) 2. Pre-1968 MY vehicles